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Flights to Paris from Madrid

Flying from Madrid to Paris is the fastest way to cover the approximately 1,052 km that separate the two cities. The flight takes on average 2 hours, allowing you to enjoy the journey without long waits or layovers.

Flight information from Madrid to Paris

Essential data for your upcoming trip.

Flight Madrid to Paris

If you’re thinking of traveling from Madrid to Paris, we make it easy!

With us, you can fly from the heart of Spain to the City of Love in just 2 hours. It’s a quick and comfortable way to make the most of your time in Paris. Plus, we offer options: we operate multiple flights per day so you can find the one that best fits your plans.

We depart from Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, where we welcome you with a smooth, hassle-free experience. On board, you’ll find everything you need to make the journey all about you: comfortable seats, onboard service with snack and beverage choices, and of course, WiFi so you don’t miss a thing.

If you’re looking for a little extra space, you can always choose our Space seats, designed to give you more comfort and flexibility. That way you start your trip with the comfort you deserve. You decide how to fly!

Upon landing at Paris–Orly Airport, you’ll be just steps away from icons like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Champs-Élysées. Are you here for culture, food, or simply to stroll its charming streets? Whatever your reason, Paris always has something special to offer.

So there you have it: with Vueling, we’ll take you to Paris quickly, comfortably, and at your own pace. Book your flight and start imagining all you’re going to experience!

How to get to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport

Getting to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport is easy, and you have several options:

By Metro

Line 8 of the Madrid Metro connects the city center to the airport. In just 15–20 minutes, you can travel from Nuevos Ministerios station to Terminals T1, T2, and T4. It’s a fast, comfortable, and economical choice for travellers with light luggage.

By Bus

The Express Airport buses run 24/7 and connect Atocha, Cibeles, and O’Donnell with the airport. Additionally, other regular lines also stop at the terminals. It’s an ideal option if you need a direct transfer at any time of day.

By Cercanías Train

The Cercanías C1 line takes you to Terminal 4 from stations like Chamartín, Nuevos Ministerios, or Atocha in about 25 minutes. It’s perfect if you’re near the Cercanías rail network.

By Taxi or VTC

Taking a taxi or a ride-hailing vehicle (VTC) is a comfortable option if you have lots of luggage or prefer door-to-door service. From the city centre, the fare to the airport is a fixed €30.

By Private Car

If you choose to drive yourself, the airport offers short- and long-stay parking at each terminal. There are also express parking options for quick drop-offs and pick-ups.

Getting around Paris by public transport

Once you arrive from Madrid to Paris, get ready to discover the city in comfort and style using RATP public transport. From the metro to buses and trams, you’ll have everything you need to start exploring. Here are the details for getting around the city:

How to pay for public transport in Paris

While you can buy single and return tickets at station machines, there are more practical and cost-effective options:

• t+ Ticket: Ideal for occasional trips; this ticket works on the metro, buses, trams, and certain RER routes within Paris. You can purchase it at ticket counters, vending machines, or through the official app.
• Paris Navigo Easy Pass: A convenient, rechargeable card that you can use across the transport system. This pass is available at main stations and costs €2 for the card itself, to which you can add credit as needed.
• Navigo Découverte or Paris Visite Pass: If you plan to stay several days and use public transport extensively, these cards offer unlimited access to metros, buses, and more for a set period.
• You can also pay with contactless credit cards or compatible devices, which is great for those who prefer to avoid physical tickets.

Validating your ticket

• On the metro and RER trains, you must validate your ticket or card when entering and exiting the station. Forgetting to do so may result in extra charges or issues during inspections.
• On buses and trams, simply validate your ticket when boarding.

Getting around Paris by public transport is straightforward and efficient, whether you’re heading to Île de la Cité, the Trocadéro gardens, or the Latin Quarter markets. Start your adventure the moment you arrive!